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Frederik Dessau is a senior consultant at SkabelonDesign, a world leading agency within brand management and productivity in Microsoft Office. Frederik has been working professionally with PowerPoint (from template, to content) since 2005, implementing not only brands, but also sales processes and project management excellence. Frederik came to SkabelonDesign with a broad background from traditional communication, ad and design agencies. Today he is a leading resource in terms of corporate efficiency within Microsoft Office with a special force (and love) within the domains of PowerPoint.
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Tagged as: Frederik Dessau, Personality, PowerPoint, SkabelonDesign
Chuck Henrich helps professional firms deliver higher quality client service more efficiently through his tech consultancy, Octantus Associates. He advises, builds business cases around, and implements improved business processes, working practices, and technology.
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Colby Devitt is the president and co-founder of Wildform, a multimedia software company based out of Los Angeles, USA. Wildform creates the WildPresenter program that converts PowerPoint presentations to Flash.
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Danny Rocks is a speaker, a trainer and an author. He has published five DVDs designed to help users get the most out of Microsoft Office programs. Also, Danny has posted over 200 video lessons on his website.
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While you can create flowcharts of all types in Microsoft Office applications quite easily, there are ways in which you can create linear, non-branched flowcharts even more easily with just one click! These one-click flowcharts let you convert a bulleted list to a flowchart in an instant using the SmartArt diagramming feature. Before we proceed further, let us tell you that these SmartArt flowcharts are only useful for very simple concepts. They also have several limitations.
To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint. If we do not have a tutorial for your version of PowerPoint, explore the version closest to the one you use.
Using SmartArt for Simple Flowcharts in PowerPoint for Windows
Using SmartArt for Simple Flowcharts in PowerPoint for Mac
Tutorial Code: 07 02 03
Previous: 07 02 02 Formatting Connectors within Flowcharts
Next: 08 01 01 Fills for Shapes
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